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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-08

Cable.-Ha quedado interrumpi-
da la communication con Europa, por
via Ponce y Jamaica, Y tambi6n
con Cuba, Centro y Norte-Am6ri-
ca. On vapor llevara los telegra-
mas a cualquier punto cercano que
este en- communication con aqu6llos.
va 10 sabe ell p1blico.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12
EL0PEMENT AND MARRIAGE.
Lieutenant Fuller and Miss Minnie Jones, Oh
Pittsburg, Clandestinely Married.

PrTTsBuRG June 11.--A few days ago Misc
Minnie Jones, daughter of retired banker, and
Lieut.. Alfred NJ. Fuller, U. s. Cavalry. elcped
and were married. Nothing more than simple
announcement of the marriage has appeared in
the Pittsburg papers Miss Jones is the daughter
of ]. B. Jones, who is worth probably half q
million dollars and resides in the fashionabls
suburb of Sewickly, ten miles down the Ohio
river. The young lady, who is niece of judges
and ex- acknowledgement Gresham, of Chicago.
is about twenty-five years of age, and has long
been social favorite. Lieutenant Fuller comes
from good Uniontowp, PR. family, is abour
forty years OF age, and Ia graduate Of Vest
Point He has been ordered TO report to
Fort Walla Walla, w. T., whittier he and
his bride will go soon as their bridal tour
Ter first met about five years ago. and ct once
formed an attachment for each other. The an<
nouncement of their engagement followed, and
the Lieutenant was a frequent visitor at tbs
Sewickly mansicn Two or three years ago he
was forbidden the house. and tha lovers did nos
meet again until a month later, while Miss Jones
was visiting at Brownsvill-. 1t Is said they con-
tenplated marriage a couple OF years ago, whiiG
Miss Jones was visiting Judge Gresham at CEls
cago It is certain that Lieutenant Fuller lett
Washington for Chicago after having Informed
his friends that he intended to get married Id
returned but. Of course, without his bride. II
is said Miss Joness parents got wind OF the plan
and Immediately summoned their dauRhtef
home. In Sewickly society the elopemert has
naturally created quite q stir.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12
she rsce;vss the nackare with its antique COM
.an,s b. B. VALENTINE
KIDNAPPED AND ROBBED.
Extraordinary Story of Mrs. Albert Brooks
Held Captive and Robbed Of $4,000.

VAssAR, Mich, June Ia remarkable easf
of KIDNAPPING and robbery. in which IuscoN
county woman is the victim. has just been MADE
public here. Last fall Mrs Albert Brooks, OF
Juniata, Tuscola county, went to Denver to take
possession Of 1000 in cash and real estate teft
her. she said, by an unele. She reached Denver
safely, received the money and made arrange
ments for the management OF the property
Since that time nothin. has been heard Of the
woman, and several weeks ago MIR. Brooks went
West to unravel the, mystery. If possible H9
has returned, and reports that no clew waf
found to the missing woman and that be had
placed the matter in the hands Of detectives. a
from the uncle, has put $40, 600 in th<
hands of Denver officers to be used ~
finding her sister. Since Mr. Brooks9
return home he has received q letter from hiG
wife mailed at Boston. but endorsed by the post
office authorities as having been forwarded from
California for mailing. The letter is q plea for
help It says that she Mrs. Brooksl Is held cap<
$50, 600 of her money and are determined to have
it ALL The woman's captors tortured her IN
every imaginable way. She does not say wnord
her place OF cor hnernent is. Last week Dem
yer detective at work upon the case wired Mr.
Brooks that be had discovered the building i1
which Mrs. Brooks is Imprisoned. but had nos
been able to communicate with her. To add td
the mystery II. North Vassar banker. res
Gently received q package of letters written by
Tuscola county people to Mrs. Brooks. but ne
reason is given for sending them. Mr. Brooks u
a poor man, and he has expended largely OF hlf
ueacre means to discover the whereabouts OF
his wife and explain the mystery
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12
Queen victoria's Wedding Cake.


New York, juno ia piece Of rich. moldy
Wedding cake, with an inch and half of musty
sugar frostng was sent by express last week by
the Cuuard steamer as a jubilee present to Queen
Victoria. There were tarushed silver leaves on
the relic, and a faded bit of ivory satin ribbon
kept it from falling to pieces. Her Majesty will
doubt be surprised to receive such gift from
America but its gepuineness is SO well autnenti-
Gated that there can be question that it was
cut from the identical wedding cake that craced
the festive board on the occasion OF the marriage
in 1910, of the young Alexandrina Victoria to
her cousin the handsome young Prince Albert,
of Saxe-Coburg Gotha How came this relic in
possession of a resident of the United States
The Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland in 1910 was
Lord Mulgrave. His wife, who was noted leader
of society, distributed large slice of the cake
among her friends. One of these was Mrs.
Kohler, who lived at z Lower Sackville street,
Dublin. Mrs Koher now lives, and has lived for
many years in Mount Vernon with her sonin-
law. Capt s. NJ Saunders. g. A. II. Captain
Saunders, by the way. is the who toasted
jeff DAVIS at the banquet given in honor of the
confederate leader about year ago in Savannah
by the Chatham Artillery. which action called
upon him IN some quarters howls OF execratioD.
Mrs Koher is considerably eighty years
OLD. and is exceedingly well preserved She is
still loyal subject of the Queen, and has treas
ured the precious piece OF cake with jealous
She felt, however. that as Victoria only
has jubilee fifty years. she would yield
up the novel memento to the Empress Queen.
OF course the Queen of England must not have
express packages sent direct to her. especially In
these days of dynamite. Tho divinity that
doth hedge king" necessitates parcels and let
tors being forwarded TO the Right Honorable the
Lord Chamberlain. The cake has been sent this
functionary, and it now remains to be seen what
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12
Missouri Farmer Assassinated

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June I.-Joseph Payne
twenty-eight years OF age, a prominent farmer
living near Wallace, twelve miles south of here,
was foully n,ordered on Thursday night, and his
dead body wos found yesterday morning in 'front.'
of the residence Of John Murphy. neighborS
During the past six years no less than thirteen
murders have been committed in Wallace town
ship, and but one criminal has been brought to
Justice. The assassination of yonng Payne,
THURSDAY night. was undoubtedly premeditatei.
He started from his home, about two miles from
Wallace, at o'clock. to attend q concert at thai
village He was found at o'clock. lying in tha
middle of the road with pistol wound in the
back. The ball had entered the left lung, and
death was instantaneous. The theory OF the
criupe is that Payne had some private difficulty,
and his death was the result OF this grudge.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12
A witness Against sharp.

New YORK. June l1.--An authority closely
connected with the district attorneys Office, and
believed to be absolutely reliable, gave the fol-
lowing information to a friend to-day: "All ar
rangements have been completed for the return
dermen William NJ. Maloney, from Canada. to
testify for the prosecution in the approaching
Sharp trial Notwithstanding the published re-
ports of Maloneys intention to sail to Europa
with his family, he will be within the call of this
district attorney when wanted to testify This
is the only means by which Maloney's longing
to be back in New York can be gratsfed. and the
district attorney has promised him immunity X
he will testify against Sharp"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12
Fata,,v sho, ri, step-Motl,.r.

STEuBENvILLE, o., June 1I--Geo. OBrien
shot and perhaps fatally wounded his step
mother, Mrs. John OBrien, at their home. in
Third street, last night. The young mar. who
had frequantly quarreled with his step-mother
and had sometimes threatened TO kill her. drank
pretty heavily yesterday. and last night. finding
Mrs. OBrien alone in the kitchen, opened fire on
her while she was standing at the table with her
back to him. Three shots took effect and tha
woman Is not expected tolive O'Brian escaped.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12
An Inventor Killed.

UTICA, N Y, juno II.-Warren Shermane
aged ffty-ive years, ef Oneida. n. Y, inventor
of the patent automatic railroad signal, was ru1
down by cheese train near the central rounds
house, in this CITY, at noon to-day, and had his
head cut off, Conductor Blackburn, of Schnecs
tady, who was in charge of freight train, with
others. was examining the invention at the time
Blackburns left leg cut off &c the knee and
he is now in the hospital in critical condition.
Sberman's signal had just been adopted by the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12
An Old nran Hangs Himsaif.

New YORK. juno 1.-The body Of Charles
Moore, old gentleman seventy-two years Of
age was discovered this morning hanging from
hook in his room. The discovery was made
bv his wife. The family live at 1888 West
Moore had rstred from business. The only
cause for his suicide is supposed dependency.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12
sensa,ion.i slander f,uit.

CrNcINNATI, June ia special from Charles
tou w. Va, says Mrs Morton. widow and
dress maker, has sued Captain Burdette ex-
State Treasurer and one of the weathiest citi-
zens of West Virginia. for sic. 600 damages for
SANDER. It is sand ahe has summoned twenty
five leading citizens to testify IN her behalf The
case attracts much attention."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12
win Not Attend ri. Enc.mpment

ST. Louis, June 1l-The eneamprnent COM
mttee of the Grand Army of tho Republic has
received notice from half dczen posts through
the St Louis camp The cornmittee. it is said.
is greatly worried. as these withdrawals will
cause much trouble.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12
Slew ncr Danrh.er and Her..lf.

PHILADELPHIA, juno lL-Mrs- Anna Grift
fifth, in n fit of insanity this morning, at hca
home. GIT South Nineteenth street, cut thu
throat of her ten-year-old daughter Mabel. with
a razor. and tbsn drew tho weapon across her
own throat. dying almost Instantly. The child
died in a few hours. Mrs Griffith had been
sick for some time. and her mental and physical
condition had been of late growing worse.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12
THE WHEN

Comes to supply this necessity. ''That is
what it is here for, as Mr.. Flanagan, of
Texas remarked.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12

SOUND mind goes very seldom without
SOUND digestion. and nothing contributes toward
IL more than the use of ASGosruRA BlTrEF-y.
the world renowned appetizer and irsIkorafof.
manufactured only BY DR.. J. g. D. Siegerk y
Sons.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12

wonder
a sequal
best
il the
having the moss
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12

For Coal, Wood or Natural Gas.
1t may be truly said to be the
''Model Range" of the country. 1t
is entirely new in design and orna-
full and best working Range ever
constructed.
The use Of solid brass trim mings
in the ornamentation gives the
Range very striking appearance,
and is much handsomer than if
ornamented with nickel.
Twelve styles of each size, with
or without reservoirs, high and low
closets, high shelves or water fronts.
1t has more improvements and
conveniences than any other Range.
Among the special features may be
mentioned:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-12
THE FIRST STEP !

The first thing Adam and Eve did in the
Garden of Eden, when they struck out
their own account, was to provide themselves
with clothes. A very sensible resolve. After
ages have found that this is a necessity.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-12
stnunrnsmsrther GrfnIa-

IS lift Die 8fIi6t elmer ieoen SerIun,
Die 9 d e's 9erman Sprup
9ebraudt bat, ibren 5reunoen feline
iulInberbnren @i9eni9aften mit;utbeilen,
als 9eilmitteG BON SdninoIudt, bnttz
nddi9cn !9uiten, Group, 9litbmn,
YneumOnia unO in 8irfli9feit allen
9als= unb 9utsentranfbeiten. Sober,
mnnn erbdlt iOfOrt grlei6teruns. 9rei
DOZEN i9nffen bel irgeno einem Sale
Grlei6terun9, unb mir oenfen oaS es
Die 9fi9t iebes 9russiiteu 1T, es ben
armen, bnbinIterbenben G9pinoIitz
tisen 5u empfeblen, bomit fie tuenie.
items nit elmer Slaide einen 8eriu9
MAIDEN, ba nit lesten Sabre $4,000
5Gniden oerfauft luur6en ulto nidt elm
Soil seri6tet ipurbe, in tpel9em be
Reoicin ni9t sebOlfen bate. Cine
Iol9e Reoicin tuie Der German
SDrup fam ni9t iueit aeitus befdnnt
seutadt iuerben. Srnst euren Drug
9iiteu bnrun9. MufterflnIden fueroeu
fur 10 Gents perf1uft. &eaelmdsiaer
Hreis rs Gents. Serfnuft BEL o1en
9ru99iiten uno Sdnblern i'll ben Ser.
Staaten uno CANADA.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-12
KFaettly'g

Die 9ise bauert unsei9iud6t tort.
Sunoert Grade uuo onriber linS nlz
tdgli9 9etuDroen. RenI6en uno Sieb
leibeu. iSibise unb Siuoer=8raut=
beiten mebren ii9. Die 9rintUniIerz
moth nimmt beiOnoers auf Dem 2aube
5u uno niele 8runnen in Der Gtn6t
oeden nur nod faum ben n%0t1i91ten
Saussebrau9. Die GOrnernSte miro
MN ielbit BON Den 9UffnunssuOIIeren
nls perIOren 6e5ei9uet. S69tens,
Dap mat nod ba, no einjelre Stri6s
resen nieOersesansen Die 9Ufnuns nidt
9nn5 n~ufseseben bat. 9us lift ni9t bas
critic Sabr pom 5um 2beil gan5eu Ooer
~tbeiliueiIen M%iBernbten uno wenn unter
6ieien 8erbdltniiien Die 2anbpreiie nod
iueiter i%inten, 10 ipirb 4 ons nur nus
tiirli6 fiIben, NM 10 me9r, ba Die
5eblernoteu fi6 ii6er eiitcn iebr ipeiten
2anbitri9 erltrefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-12

Sn Der 3eiti6rift n8opular Science
MontblD" i9reibt eiu Serr 8. 8.
@arbeuer eineu i%ntereionten Nrtidel
iiber 2ebensueriiderun9s S6tpinbel.
gr bebauptet, onB iebr uiele 2ebens=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon borne
9erein bnrauf ausseben, lire &unoen
I'M Die 8erii6eruug 5u betrii9er, inoem
tie ibre Suutrafte oerart n6fnfIcn, oaB
lie ltets einen S9lupfpinftl fiuoen, I'M
binterber ibren Serpfli9tun9en jr emf
9egen. go finbct ii6 ). 3. in uielen
Observation-Disclosures Die 5rage:
nSn iuel9em alter liuO 59re / 8rOB=
eltern geitorben? gtn uelder &rnntz
beit?" @s 9ibt ultr iUeni9e 2eute, wel6e
oieie Sra9e 9erau benntUOrten f0nuen.
Stirbt oarn Elm 8erIiderter uuo Ell
Sd9lt ir9eno elm a!tes Mtitter6en, ieiu
@rUBunter iei an berIelben Srauf6eit,
piellei6t al Der S6Wiuolu1t, geItor=
ben, tudbreno III Der 8olice Itebt, Der
Sob bes 9roBuaters lei in 5ol9e BON
8lutper9iftun9 erfot9t, Oann funtmt
Die @eleli6aft unb ruft bas Nittter9sn
sur 3eu9ir auf bcB Der Seritorbeue in
ieinem Outrage ni9t Die uone @abrbeit
9ela9t babe, uno uertuci9ert ben 9inz
terbliebeuen Die &us5ablun9 Der gan5en
Serii6erun9siumme.
Nebnli6e Snife 9iebt e3 Die Menge.
Stirbt Elm Serfi9erter, bnnn miro elm
S(gent Der @eieai9aft 5u ben 9inter=
blicbeHen seididt. Serielbe itelt
ibuen Dor, baB Die @eielidaft re9tli9
gar nidt uerpfIi6tet iei, AUDI nur eiuen
Gent bon Der Serii9erun9 siummc aus
Su5dBlen. Die 8olice iei auf betriigerz
ii6e &cile crlnn9t mo Harum llnq iltia.
Die @eielli3aft tuolIe inOeIIen 9roS=
mittbig iein uno @naoe fir &e6t err
9eben lniicn. Gs iei inbehen ielbItper=
itdnb lid, bnB Die Siutsrbliebcnen MIR
auf eiuen Sbeil Der Serii9eruneslnm=
ME Nnlprub erbeben t0nnten. 8olten
JIG ii9 bumit Sufrieoen geben, oann
fuOIe muII ibneH in ben @erihteu iuei=
ter feline S6wieri9teiten bereiten uIu.
gti9t nit llure6t meiut !Serr @lroe.
ner: ,,0ie 0ebensperlideru1oszGje1e
Idnften bnben i9re 8rdIibenten, 5efrez
tire, @erSte uuo Nsenteu, Die idmmtlid
in i6rem SuterciIe arbeiten. Snben
oiele 2eute ni6t 3cit uno @elegen6eit
9enu9, UNI ii9 Dor 9tusIteGIuns elmer
9olice nit DEN idmmtli9cn 9er9dlt=
niiien Oes ju 5erii9ern0en ocrtraut Su
MAIDEN? lInO iunrum tOmmen JIG erit
bann oarauL Die &i9ti9teit Der 9tn9n=
ben beiielben a~n5usiueifeln, luenn es ii9
bnrum banoelt, Die Serii9erun9 Iumm e
auf 5reu uuo @lau6en ausjuSnblen?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-12

5rnu Mar9nretga S6lenOer (geb.
0eeincrt), Sitttue oes perit. Srn. 81. 6.
G9lenber, l~ansjdbriger S6asmeiter
hieIes @ountps, cine Der d%lteiten Gin
iuubnerinen u%nIerer Staot, ltarb an
lebten Samstns, nn9 turSem 2eioen in1
Glitter bon 70 Snbrer unb 3 Wonaten.
9Ie 8erltprbene 6interldBt mebrere
eriua6iene SinSer NIB acknowledgements
um i9r 9a6ini6eiben 81 betrauern.
sic mar nnbeSu 40 Sabre bier aridiii9
uno ertparb iid bur6 lire &ufri6ti9feit
un6 ibr itetes Beitreben bas Cute 5u
f6rhern, Die 2iebe uno 9l9tung 9taer
bic nit i6r in en9ere Seriibrun9 famen.
Cine eruBe 9(nSabl Der Ginwobner UNI
Ierer Stabt CAB ibr an lebten Monta9
6ns @eleite ju ibrer lesten &ubeitdtte.
Jrieoe ibter Glide unb Gbre ibrem
Nnoenfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-12
Sir asr,te tab.n ausaefunbcu,

bas rim frsmhtr urh unrriuer S~efanstbeiI
I'M Slute, Ter hur9 lluSrrhauli9tett er;sust
prrhrn IN, bic llrFabe etS Sbeumntismus If.
Differ fest fH an auf bic empFneIt&e Sdut
Der Nu sfelt uub bic Qignn1ente Der @eIenfe,
uuf bicIe SEeiIe einrn %befdnbtsru, ron eiasm
Srf gum anesrrn sisbtusen S@rter; Derurfa-
&rnb, unb 19 aIs Gin falfartistr Rieerri&Ias
anIam mrfne, Der Strifbtit unb Ani1reunns
Ger @slcufe tsrpprruft. 8eine 8batfa9e,
bic turh bic Grfabruns nit Se3ug auf 5D-
fetter's N asenbitterS b~rTteltu nor
ben it, bat ftirfsre Sepsiie fur f9 als bic,
eae eisle Nr6i,in RON fc SieIieitigrr Anreub-
ing biciss lGrsdIi3e une l@msri6afts Yemen
aufbdli; unp rtenfc eutfGteben TT g beiutslen
wOreen, hae fs btn @tftrn Srr3ujiebsn If,
bic oft estrau6t tprr5tn, UNI hadeIse IN bet-
en-, ha Is nur bsilffute SsfaubtbriIs sntbdlt:
las 9itttrs 1T aud Gin w~irtlames gltttrl
sssrn maIorilGe GieEer, 0eTfrPfune, Vtr'
~nouungs-, Rieren = une SIdlen . Eeteen,
S9pdGe unb anhtrs uetsI. Siebe bid nrr,
ea6 bu eas eHte erbGltf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-12
81. $. Snienritter

Die folgenben 2e6rer iuObuten bieIe
@o9e ben 9isuusen 6es lit 9rofe
ta9euben 2ebrerinltituts bei.
2puis 6. Stt, g.. SO. Seudler, Sacob
Euppmeper, s. .. SobniUu. Squire
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unb 5rau, g. g. 8arion, 6. Sdaumz
burg, &. Sdaumbur9, Otto 8runbt,
90. q. Sausbnn, Nus. Steinbed, %.
6. @t. Gmit9, 6. @. 0oermnin, 8m.
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B. 8. Subemann, g. Maupiu, 6. Z.
8iGiams, Buell. 6. @attbeius, SRI. G..
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@abia, %. S. S~urf6arbt, SObn Dds:
ner, @m. Rueselir, $. 9toeseliu, SObn
gtueaelin, SO. S9tpinb, SRI. 6. S6iuinb,
@bp. @eubcrs, s. g. SepersbOrF unb
s. Sett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-12

Gbefz@ugenueur GmeriOn uno &i3=
ter Seap, lebterer 9(uluult fir Die Colo
ra6O 8aBn, 6efan6eu iid lebten Cams
tag in OrenspiIe, III hieIem County,
u1n Die 9onceiion fir bns @egere6t
fir Die 8a9u bur6 Die reipeftiuen 2dn=
bereien 5u erruirfcu. @ic uIs aus 5u-
uerldiii9er Gue0e mit9etBeilt, miro cs
nobt nit pielen Sdpicrigfeiten unO
&lG9ercien ucrbuI0cn fem, biz Der 81
ienbabn Gompa9uie oicie gonceIiion err
tbeilt Uirb, inoem beinabe ale Se=
Iiber Der 9dnoereien burd tuelde Die
8nbu laufen iOn, Gnti9dOi9un9 fir Oas
;u benusenoe 2auO perlun9en. Gs lit
fir morgen 9ber0 cine Seriamm1ltn9 in
SmenspiGe fitr Die brett Sntereiiirten
einberufen purbeu; iuic uiele ieood
bent @unI9e Der @iienbnbu Gompa9nie
entipre9en werOen, f0nncn mir crit ipdz
ter berihten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-12

&ir butten lestcn SOnntu9 bas Ser
gnii9en ful9enoe friibere 5ermauner bic
init ocm Grcur liuus5u9e BON ct. 2ouis
6ier6er funien i'll u%nierer Maitte 81 BE-
9riiBen: 5erbinanb 9er5os, Otto Ora,
mcr, 9ermum Snienritter, Sobn
8fautid. ST., GOfunrb Senneberser,
SUbu Gtcbcl, 2Ouis &lee, ST., Soc
Chm, @cor9 3ipf unO SUbn, @urtin
@cber, Sr., 6u9O 56erer, SObn S.
G6nciOer, S RIP 9otfeG, 5ris Bauer uno
Sohn 2immerln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-12

Sc luliroe uts freuen, OOn einem
Munn uber elmer 6ruu 81 bOren, Die
niemnls &OpTueb bate Ooer an Ser
fupIung lift. 9n bieie nasemeine 2eis
BEN Su fem i6einen, 10 mag elm gutter
Ratb ansebrn9t iein. @arum fOllen
9eute ibre Md9en nit uebelteit ere
9enben ~a6fiibrenoeu Bineu uip. belaben,
Die I9iud6en, tuerln cine 10 angenebme
urO quite MeoiSin iuie Briflp Sti6 8its
ters milo uno effectppn nuf Die 2e6er,
geicren, Masen unb @iuserpeice tpirtt
uno 5uglei9 bas son5e Spitem trdftist
nnb itdrtt, unb &opfueh 8~erifopfuns
unb dbult6e 8ei6ueroeu i6neu Der
treitt.
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Gin aus IL BnfasiertunssOHs Bette.
ben6er GrcurfiOns5us fam am lesten
GOnutne o st. 2onis aa6 u%nierer
Stobf. gin benz @usflusr, nel6er uu-
ter ben 9lusipicieH Oes SrOu Snn Or
6ens ftattfanb, batten ii6 nnbeSu 1000
YerfOnen BON Der 9ruBftaOt bet beili9t,
bic fid etli9e Stunoen bier (allem I'm
i9eiHe mad )f0itli9 amiiiirten, unb oann
abenbs, i'm 8etuuBtiein eiHeu OersHiis=
ten Gag perlebt gu bnben, pieOer Die
Reiie nn6 Der Seimntb antrnten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-12

Der ct. Coulter R0roer 8rUDfs
alias RartDen, Der am &c. b. N. ses
bdnst tDerSen iOlIte, fat III bur6 Ser
mitteluns bes observation-disclosures Nil<
fer einen aufi9u6 Der ggecutiOu erlnust,
ba fi9 sennnnter Ri6ter bereit erfldrte,
einen "Writ of Error Su beDiai9en,
tuoour6 Die 8ro3eBaftcu Dem BuHoes=
Oberseri6t oorselest tuerben, I'm 81 cnte
ideiben, OF beim Serfabren feline SIR
t6iimer beaanqen tuuroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-12

Sn G%raluIOrO So, @tO., ieBter es Die
SrubibitiuniIten na6 einem barten
&fe ourd, DAB bus gountpz@eri6t
bic Iussn6en BON S6anflijenien i'll
SteelpiIe, benz Sauptprt bes County,
unterIagtc. Sus @eri6t oroncte
eleidfans cine 8olfsabitimmun9 ii6er
bic 5ruse au, Of 5utunfti9 I'M County
oeiItlae @etrGnte uerfauIt iueroen iouen
ooer nidt. Die 8abl finbet am 6.
@eptember itatt. @~e9eniudrti9 lit in
Gratpforo So. MIR cine 8irtbIdaft int
Beiite ei1er Sdanfliiens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-12
@ikrnsmrrth.

Ssrr W. 8. WSrsan, 8anfmdnn, 9Lft
City, 6ld., irurht RON elmer ffarfen GTfdIt-
uns btfa1sn, brslsittt ron rinerr btaneifi.
senhen Suff.n, 70 tae nd baIb bic trften
SpmptOme btr Ausjsbruns 3eistrn. Or SER
fu@te Is nit Tsbrsrrn f%rSrnanuttn Suftn.
mitteIn uRh tpur6e btifdneis f@Iimmsr. Gr
nineerte al, bate 9%ItbemnUtb une fonnte niHl
I@Idfen. S@Iireli@ rerlu1te or es nit Or.
Rings 8tr OtsepUery fir 9onlImptipn unb
fan6 fpfcri GrleiHtrruna, unb na@bem q
sti1a s 8Iaf$tn anfssbrau$t bate, bsfans sr
f@ triseer prbI une 1T feithrm Srn Der
Rraufb.it bsfrsit. aeine auetre R.biiin
fam TrI@' cine LANCE 9ilfr BON SeiIunseu
aufreiIsn, aIs Or. 2ins's Nep DisecserY
fur Gpnfumptipn. 0~nrdntirt, hn6 ft strabr
70 pirft, ME btanlpru&t pire. pro6rhdl&en
frei in Or. 6. Rdffe's Ap0tbete. 4.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-12

Sas 9eebrte Yublitum mOdte i9 bier
nit i'll SenntniB iesen, baB i9 auser
meinem rei6baltisen 8orratb, auer Or
ten 8anb, uno Saidcnubren, uu9 edit
9plbene uuo plattirte Sdmufinden
~(Jewelry) iuie !Snlsz mn u6rtetten,
Sruitz nlo Sudnnocln, DIR uno SIM
serrin9e aller 9trten, &rnsen~ unb Mau>
i6etteu SnOpfe, Saarnnoelr, u2odets"
uiiu. III Sanb battle unb 5u duBerit
mdBi9en Yreilen Ufferire, iuiuie ou9
8rillen unb Sblcftip9ldier nller Sorten.
Mtein &ennomee als iiber 2OSabre etnb.
lirtcr @eiddftsmnnI, 9ibt meinen Stunt
ben cine 9eiuiiie @arantie, DAB iie ben
@ert6 fir ibr 9eib befommen.
lin 9enei9te SunOi9ult bittet,
81. s.. Sa5enritter.